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![]() "Bob Noel" wrote in message I believe the term is "non-stop" Right. A direct flight goes from A to X, but may have multiple stops in between. The "direct" term applies to the fact that passengers going to X can take this flight all the way from A to X without changing planes. In most (but not all) cases, the airline flight number of the flight also remains the same. A non-stop flight goes from A to X with no intermediate stops. After takeoff from A, your next scheduled landing is at X. |
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